
pmid: 20361809
For a reaction-diffusion model of microbial flow reactor with two competing populations, we show the coexistence of weakly coupled traveling wave solutions in the sense that one organism undergoes a population growth while another organism remains in a very low population density in the first half interval of the space line; the population densities then exchange the position in the next half interval. This type of traveling wave can occur only if the input nutrient slightly exceeds the maximum carrying capacity for these two populations. This means, lacking an adequate nutrient, two competing organisms will manage to survive in a more economical way.
unstable manifold, reaction-diffusion equations, microbial flow reactor model, weakly coupled traveling waves., QA1-939, TP248.13-248.65, Mathematics, Biotechnology
unstable manifold, reaction-diffusion equations, microbial flow reactor model, weakly coupled traveling waves., QA1-939, TP248.13-248.65, Mathematics, Biotechnology
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